IllustrationMaster’s Mix Prepared Substrate Bag
A proposed 5 lb hydrated hardwood-and-soy-hull substrate bag, without grain or culture. Batch processing must be verified before supply.
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Dry additive-free hardwood pellet format for preparing a species-appropriate mushroom substrate. Hydration and processing are your next steps.
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Know what you are growing
Hardwood pellets break down into a sawdust-like base when hydrated. They are a practical raw material for wood-loving mushroom recipes, provided the final supplier verifies suitable wood content and absence of binders, chemical treatments and unsuitable additives.
Pellet compression does not certify the material sterile. Follow the preparation and processing method for your species and recipe, especially when adding nutrient supplements.
A clear starting point
Catalog specifications for launch planning. Final supplier details, processing and batch information must be confirmed before sale.
| Stage | Dry substrate material |
|---|---|
| Format | 5 lb dry |
| Material | Hardwood pellets |
| Before use | Hydrate and process for the chosen recipe |
| Not included | Spawn, culture or cultivation bags |
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